Sentence examples for everything else to become from inspiring English sources

Starting this summer the new trains will be phased in, and what Corsicans jokingly call their TGV - train à grande vibration - will rattle into history, obliged, like everything else, to become modern, efficient and comfortable.

While RIM's marketshare with their BlackBerry line is still nearly double that of Apple's, the iPhone has now surpassed everything else to become the most popular phone in the US.

I've had a most marvelous time with other games to have taken the basic concept of murder and turned it into more than just a bit-part player in a bigger picture both Bulletstorm and (another Platinum title) MadWorld park any plot-line originality to layer on extravagant ultra-violence until it smothers everything else to become the USP of each production.

I've had a most marvellous time with other games to have taken the basic concept of murder and turned it into more than just a bit-part player in a bigger picture – both Bulletstorm and (another Platinum title) MadWorld park any plotline originality to layer on extravagant ultra-violence until it smothers everything else to become the USP of each production.

Alas, scandal — subject, like everything else, to inflation — has become a highly overpriced commodity.

The postgraduate training will cover everything else required to become a certified actuary.

Since everything is wired up to everything else, it becomes possible to see glitches, connections, coincidences and all kinds of "trending" around mass-market commodities like pop music, soft drinks, sportswear and, of course, fashion, which is the main subject of Gibson's new novel.

Everything else will become a supporting act to each main feature you're wanting to see.

Underdressed tourists are reported to have been attacked outside mosques.The moral and sartorial laxity of tourists threatens, like everything else in Zanzibar, to become a political issue.

Everything else became easy to do- to walk like him, use the same speech pattern, and mirror his physical nuances.' Idris Elba Idris Elba's hotly anticipated portrayal of Mandela in 'Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom' is due to hit cinemas in January 2014.

"The moment," one says, "she and Gordon became a proper item, everything else became secondary to the project.